Maximum PC: This whole "Scroogled" campaign Microsoft has going reeks of pettiness and misguided priorities. The latet ad has a company pitchman walking up to seemingly complete strangers with a Chromebook in hand and asking them what kinds of things they do on a laptop. He then uses their answers to explain why a Chromebook is a poor choice, be it because it can't install Microsoft Office (though he neglects to mention you can run Office 365) or whatever other specific app isn't supported.
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I see M$ are butthurt again!
#DealWithIt
Microsoft should be embarrassed for uploading this video. It is a completely unnecessary low-blow to Google/Chromebook... and it actually weakens the MS brand SIGNIFICANTLY.
This is like BMW releasing a bunch of videos criticizing a Honda SUV... Chromebook serves a different purpose, they are for people who know they need WiFi and do a lot of work within the Google Tool Suite (or people that just want a quick machine to surf/shop/email from).
Of course a laptop w/ Windows installed is going to be more powerful - Google wouldn't even argue that - but to resort to mudslinging against a company that isn't even wasting time defending its choices? Not good.
HEY MICROSOFT: Whatever marketing agency you used to create this video series is clearly misleading you. Contact me, my agency will run circles around this nonsense.
Lesson 1: http://www.youtube.com/watc...